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CH28250 · Data gathering: Details of power: Data-holder notice

  • CH28260 · Overview
  • CH28270 · Specify relevant data in a data-holder notice
  • CH28280 · Approval by tribunal
  • CH28290 · Compliance with a notice
  • CH28300 · Officer can allow further time
  1. Data gathering: Details of power: Data-holder notice: contents
  2. Data gathering: Details of power: Data-holder notice: Approval by tribunal

CH28280 | Data gathering: Details of power: Data-holder notice: Approval by tribunal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Compliance Handbook

We may ask the tribunal for approval to issue a data-holder notice. If the tribunal gives approval to issue the data-holder notice, it means that the data-holder cannot appeal against the data-holder notice, see CH29400.

We can apply to the tribunal without giving the data-holder notice of our application.

The tribunal may only approve our data-holder notice if all of the following conditions are met.

  • The application is made by, or with the agreement of, an authorised officer.

  • The tribunal is satisfied that we are justified in giving the data-holder notice.

  • The data-holder has been told that the data is required and has been given a reasonable opportunity to make representations, unless the tribunal is satisfied that doing this might prejudice any purpose for which the data is required.

  • The tribunal has been given a summary of any representations made by the data-holder, unless the tribunal is satisfied that doing this might prejudice any purpose for which the data is required.

A decision by the tribunal to approve a data-holder notice is final and cannot be appealed, despite sections 11 and 13 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007.

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